The comparison of the two is not even near fair. By the time alias hit that
30 dollar price it had already made all it's money and buckets more. All
the 30 dollar dvd sales were gravy. By the time the audio cd hit it's 12
dollar point (it's release date) it had made zero. I don't disagree
On Jul 1, 2007, at 10:54 AM, Tony B wrote:
I think the ultimate solution is to outlaw lobbying and lobbyists. If
politicians need help forming an opinion, they should poll their
constituents, not go to a free lunch with lobbyists.
Since our manufacturing base has been moving to other
Is there a price above that are not willing to pay for an item or service?
Note that I'm not talking about an iPhone, where economic sanity cannot be
obtained at any price. But hey, so be it; $500 of my money is still snuggly
tucked away in my bank account and I don't feel any lesser for it. If
I remember a quote from somebody on PBS, sorry I can't remember who. But
here it is anyway: Never assume that the rich have your [non-rich] best
interest in mind.
- Original Message -
From: Steve Rigby [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: COMPUTERGUYS-L@LISTSERV.AOL.COM
Sent: Sunday, July 01, 2007
Tom,
Does this mean that if I want to make a pdf file on my Mac
for someone else, I should use the Print option of Save pdf as
PostScript?
Steve
Tom Piwowar wrote:
This is why I tell my professional clients to stick to genuine PostScript
-- to avoid PostScript clones. HP
now that I redid my dead HDD with a new 120gb 7200 one with more memory (1gb
from prior 256) and usb2 (was 1.1) I have been fiddling with norton which,
after all efforts, installs fine but will not perform live update of any of
it including virus defs which is sooo lame ...I have it working fine
Something good and something everyone should do and yesterday.
Mike
On 7/1/07, rlsimon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
now that I redid my dead HDD with a new 120gb 7200 one with more memory
(1gb
from prior 256) and usb2 (was 1.1) I have been fiddling with norton which,
after all efforts, installs
